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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-07-27
VAPORES- -CORREOS Esp.
Oh LA COMPANIA TRASATLANTICA
ANTRS
DE A. LOPEZ T. Co.

Servicio para Puerto-Rico y la Habana.
SALIDAS.-De Barcelona los dias "a 26
de cada mes.-De Valencia ell 5.--De Malaga
el y 27.-De Cadiz el 10 y 30.-De Santan-
der el 26.-De la Corufa ell 81.
Sc expenden billetes directos para Mayagtiez
Ponce, Santiago de Cuba, Gibara, Nuevitas,
Sabanilla Y Colon, con trasbordo en- Puerto
Rico Habans
VIAJE DIRECTO DEsDE PUERTO RICO
A SANTANDER.
Salida de Puerto-Rico el dia 10 de cado mes
|: cAmara. % camara. 3 C. prefte. 81 Camar..
slsb 1870 80 90
Tambien puede hacerse el viaje, saliendo de
Puerto Rico los dfas 4, 13 % de oada mes
tyasbordando en- Ia Habana.
Losprecios para estos viajes, son los siguien-
tes:
"a % 81
De Pusrto-Rico q La Habana.....$ 50 "a 1s
De Idem d Santander, ,.Cadiz Bar
celona tvta Habana............ 200 l60 10
Se explden passages de loa y vueita con 70
p. g de rebaja.
Habi& rebajas para las familias numerosas
con niios.
PRIMERA Y SEGUNDA CAMARA.
On nino hasta de dos afos On cada familia,
gratis. Los den&s hasta ados un cuarto pasa-
je. Los de q IL amos medic pasaje. Los de-
mas pasaje entero.
TERCERA CAMARA.
Un niho hasta afios gratis Los ninos has
to ahos medic pasaje. Los demas pasaje
entero.
LTNEA DE COE0N.
Los vapores que haccn este serv;cio tienen la
rGta sigaiente:
= ND "A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-07-27
SISTEMA METRICO DECIMAL
FOB
D. PASCASIO SANCERRlT

De venta en- la imprenta de
BoLET1N q Is centavos ejemplar
en- rtstica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-07-27
LECCIONES
DRL
Siytetna M6trico Decimal
~ 81 n. G. Coma.ddass ds Iafanssria
mkn Rafael Rosado 8rincau.

Esta importante obra didoctica
declarada de texto para las escue-
las ' de Ia cual SO ha ocupado
con yivo encomio Ia prensa de
esta isla Sc halla de venta en- Ia
fmprerta de BoLrTlS MERcANT1I
al psecio de 80 centayos el ejem.
plAr. 40
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-07-27

Los trasbordos de la cargs prscedente de
a Peninsula y destinads Venezuela, Oclom-
bia puertos del Pacifco SO efectuai&n on la
Hahana.
XINEA de las ANTILLASs
Vap. PASAJES, cap. D. G. Perales.
II I'D N
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-07-27
ARMAS Y GIMEIdEz.
CRUZ 13.

Vsnden: llantas, alambre, canales
cumbreras, remaches, metal = cobre
en- planchas, bafos y sem cupios de
zinc. 14S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-07-27
NOCIONES De GHOHETRIA
POR
D. ERNESTO OLLER0 Y CkRMONA

Obra declarada de texto para
las escuelas de esta provincial por
Decreto de 4 de Julio de 1884.
Un tomo en- A. con dos laminas
d 2 RzALEs ejemplar en- ia I'm.
prenta del BoLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-07-27

MEJOR QUE Ell HIELO
LA "PRESERVALINA" DE FAMILIA.
intaiibic. -Efcaz.~. Mofensivo. -
EcO1aOpGc0.- Ss1 S0bOr., Sin OLOr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-07-27

Cada planR de anuncloa DIVIDE en- cspAc;cs
FL precio de cads espGcio ea como sigue:
Por uan vec,......, $l-oO E'or snis veces.. 500
Por tres veces...... t-7h Por doce dsm...... s-0'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-07-27
LLxaADAs.

EALIDAs, LLKGADAE.
De Habana ell. .... 10 A Satgo de Cuba el %
De Santgo. de Cuba 22IA Oartagena ...... q
De Cartagena.... ... 25lA Oolon..""""""" 26
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-07-27
lRHlS Y JIHEIEZ.

Acaban de reclbir y ven-
den nnuy barato:
Alambre galvanizado
ccnpuas para cerCas.
Romanas de platafOrma
por kilos y libras, de los
tamanos siguientes: 25O
4O.oOO-S00 Y 1909 kilOS.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-02-18

Principal Corrsspondentss
chnse Nationa, Bank, New York.
Continental Nations! Bank, ChicagA
Omaha Nationa! Bank, Omaha.
Wells. Fargo h Co. San Fsancisco. ~
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4 MunifIcont Old Bachelor.
JONAS GILMAN CLARK.
WHO GIVES MILLION DoLLAns FOR
UNIVERSITY AT WORCESTER, Mass.

Tho millionaire whose kindly features
aro pictured above, Jonas Gilman
Clark, has made arrangements for the
establishment Of q university at Wor-
ces:cr, Mass. The project is his. and
he ;;..ycs million dollars With which
to carry it out. If moro money shall
bo naAlcd, the understanding is that
moro shall be forthcoming from the
same source. The buildings If Clark
University will stand on cigh- acres Of
Ground, and will form tho principal
architectural! feature of Worcester.
Mr. Clark intends that the University
to he named after him shall hay. pro-
fe:;ional as we'll :ls academic studies,
md thu: its management shall be indie
pendent Of any church or party.
Mr.. Clark was born ut Hubhards-
town, near Worcester, Oh February l.
1915. His father was farmer and
taught him agricultural work. But he
preferred other occupation, left lone,
and learned to be {. carriage builder.
After following this business for y tin,o
he engaged in the manufacture OF tin
articles, which led MIN into dealing in
hardware and such goods. Ho went
to California among the earliest, and
sold proftably hardware, furniture,
outfits, etc. Mr. Clark was tho sta,lnch-
est sort Of Union man during the war,
interesting himself conspicuously in the
work OF tho Union League, Of which ho
was TIC Grand Treasurer Of his State.
He bought large number Of Gov
ernmout honds, and invested wisely in
San Francisco real estate When, in
1864, no returned to the East, he took
with him gold with which to buy
grecnhacss, and bought real estate in
New York and Boston. He then went
to Europe for a time. Returning ho
settlel down at his birthplace, which
he made present Of fifty Thousand
dollar Town Hall, and a library build.
ing. The noble house in which he
lives is part Of much property owned
by him in Worcester County. It con.
tains valuable collection of manu-.
scripts anl books.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-02-18
L. $. DISTRICT COURTS.
establishments M Districts. Assignments.
,ud Terms.

At its. January session. .hc Supreme
Court Of Montana established As t;a:lows:
FIRST DISTRICT. - Gai'a,.n, Madison
and Braverheac!; Ia,uc> II! McLrary,
Judge. I,rinS: ~ Epz.nau, ,,h Mon
day %: March; " Mund.,y of October.
At Virginia City, Sd Mondays May and
November. At Dillon. Is, MONDAYS Iun.
and December
SECOND D'srxi>r.--D.:r Lodge, silver
Bow and h'>s"u'a; Wn. J. Galbrai,l,,
Judge. Terms: Bate, ,,h Mondays Feb
r"ary and September, -, Monday July
Mis>oula. :ad Monday June and ,st Mon.
day November; Dee: Lodge, Is. Monday
MAY, 9TH Monday November
THiRD D,srRlCr.--l.ewi. and Clarke,
Jefferson and Chotcau; u. s. Wade, Chief
Justice. Terms: Helena, Is, MONDAYS in
March. July and November; Boulder CITY,
Is. Monday May and srd Monday October
Fort Benton, srd Tuesday May, ,st Tues,
day October
FOURTH D!siNlcy.- dawson, Custer
Fergus and Yellowstone; 1'hos. {. Bach
Judge. Terms: Miles, sd MONDAY April
9TH Monday October; G,cnd:vc, .>t Mon
day March, md Monday Oc,ober; Whit,
Sulphur Springs. 9TH Tnesay> Marc!: ane
September; Lewiston, ,st Mcnaav .\rri!
"a Monday September; Billings, al Mon
days May and November.
!. ;. Courts vii bc he'll =, Bozemau
Deer Lodge, Helen, and Miles eac.
| term.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-02-18
Dr. It. y. SMTTE

!sc'" 'sctnce OF ,h.
."tI.'> OF the Respiratory "Iwo
mas or years pa Helena :rd r o. 1a.at ,c
s.al institute
ie eupeniue eofh
nan yS'non'> iutc ,,,,
lhs having
ot
aN,rinu ana al xu ]saS,,
e'Fea or decrned
A., u,:, c E1iNAA ALE ALE WEAKNESS
troubles sof ,c,
weakpes
most sensible
''"s''"' the Pacific Coast ,h, ~ "''" ' 49,"
w,, MALE SEX
.s " "' ". Su"s'ng dihn,v .n..;.,
adv,
AM! onr!ious of
ofna ,,r -. @
Smith,
Hs'rncon Cr;y.
,tS i'avin: received hv,ene ,,a,,
n:,op aar,vW
The Dillon tribune., 1887-02-18
An lsnsl to Bone Scraplng.

Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, Ill.,.
says: "liaving received SO much benefi,
from Electric Bittcrs, I feel It my dut; to
let suffering humanity know It. Have had
arunning sore ON my leg for eight years:
my doctors told m. I would have 10 have
the bone scrapcd or leg ampu.a,ed. fused
instead, three bottles OF Electric Bi,tcrs
and seven boxes Euckl-n's Arnica salve,
and my leg IS ,,ow sound and well.''
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents
bottle, and Duck!cn's Asnica Salvc at .sc
per box BY n. NJ. White, City Drug S,ore
The Dillon tribune., 1887-02-18
{ kIeuOLlA UDAHo> CULLlNGs.

Mrs. j. II. wcddle has gone Eas, for the
Winter. sr4a# ss4
Mrs. Nichumt,s doing splendid bust.
ness IN the hotel line
The poor rabbits have to suffer wlcn
our "shoo,ers' go out rabbit hunting.
Stock is doing we'll So far, but ii the win.
ter keeps up its slick" there will he good
'nsny losses i" the Spring. ~
Peter Shear has been promoted from
the firemansl'r nf the su,c!,er to be assist
ant superintendent, "a! the V. NJ. 4 $. Go.
The coach from the >outh arrives daily,
but seldom will, any Eastern mail, on ac.
count O! snaw b,ocha,.rs ON tho railroad.
Father Upchur>l,'s Vnun,!cr c! the \.
q. u. W. .unrra. sermon was delivered
by Rev. Mr.. Gross in the \. q. Z. ".
hall last Saturday evening.
Quite IN cxcitcmen, was created last
Monday evening by Il shooting Scrape on
Main street, between Lewiston, the black.
smith, and one oi his iorme, r:uplo,cs
Nobody was hurt.
\ farewell was eivan Miss Matte
Woods, Tuesday evening, at Mrs. Nick
um's hotel. 4 large party was in attend.
ance. Plays and dancing were on the pro.
gra,nmc. Cake and wine were served. Miss
Matte is going to Louisville. Ny.
Last week Henry Do!an WAS arrested
on the charge Of fc,'t ,asecncy. on the
complain: Of Ed. Simpson, saloon keeper
The compliant WAS that defendant tried tc
steal poker chips. Dsfendent was found
guilty and fined one hundred dollars anc
costs.
Feb 18th, 1857. "N>>krE JACK"
The Dillon tribune., 1887-02-18
SEALED PROPOSALS..

Scaled proposals will he rcc,i>,,. hy the Board
OF County Commissioners, ni Rravvr,u.,h COUNTY
Montana, until the 2Sth .'.y of F,hrua.v :SS, fnr
the care. support ana maintenance OF the sick moor
and ntrn o. said cnuntv. t:hat HAY legally hcron
co::rtv charge per capita by the week. from the
isa DAY OF March. i>>s. until The M! Monday OF
Dect mNcr. in said year
Said proposals to nc.utc the entire COS, 81. t,c,l-
ing. clothing. and nurs;n. OF sick, Itor and nirm
an1 al '"r'ai .SiMns.s ;h.retor. Proposals to he
m'Ssionrrs. i'r nr!sr of the Hoari.
Pun II. MCt;nuGu.
w COUNTY Clerk.
Dillon, JAN. !, 1857. I'D
The Dillon tribune., 1887-02-18
NUGGETS FROM THE BIG HOLE.
BETTER Mail Facilities That Mule I'm
ruly Animals stock and Other
Notes.
Nix. EDlToR +:

Nix. EDITOR:
Here wc arc again, and viii try and be
more regular hereafter, for we have just
engaged the services OF mai! carrier ~
private subscription, who will deliver the
mail as far up the Basin as Mr.. Bromfields.
We pay ,sc,s ,,cr week for each ranch.
About that mule. We decline being
drawn into controversy over him by any
old, wcatl,cr. beaten, watcr.soakcd, d'!api'
dated "Korn Kob," for the mule was fine
aninal--thc finest animal in the Basin
and IL he had been allowed to vote, would
have voted the straight Democratic ticket,
and for Tom Low for justice Of the peace.
Cap. Bently ssys that any animal, wild
or TAME, that comes around his ranch,
knocks In the door Of the oot.housc. as
the one did the other day, will be treated
the same way that il Is justifiabic homi
eide, and clear case OF selfdefense.
There arrived, last week, at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wcnger, boy. Moth
er and child are both doing we'll, but II is
fact that al Johns hats are too small Tor
him since he Is = papa.
Walter Fox has thrown up the contract
to carry tho mail across the river.
M. Butch, foreman Of Mr.. Woodworth's
upper ranch. il building c,rrals to feed
beef cattle In.
Mat Waldo had rather hard trip hunt.
ng M his mares and colts, but he got them,
just the same.
There is quite number Of Horse Prairie
cattle in the Basin this winter.
Zen. Appleby and Jack Wright are feed.
ing a number Of cattle.
Tom Low has finished his new house,
and there was to have been dance there
Friday night, but It was SO stormy that
only few Of the gum boot brigade showed
up.
Geo Woodwork has just completed
new two.s seated sleigh, that for elegance,
durability and artistic work manship, takes
the cake; but the design is not original,
for Copenhaven left pattern on the up.
per ranch.
Ben Handy has taken the contract to
carry the mail from Wisdom up to Rrom.
fields. Ben Is the boss on snow shoes.
Herbert limerick has quit broncho
breaking and has accepted 4 position as
"bouncer" Tor W alter Fox.
Ed. Wrigh. has secured position as
guide, at the Willow ranch, below John
Paddock's, where he will be found ready
at all times 70 show the boys across the
river. a
tits q shame that any one in the Basin
.hould be deficient In spelling, but llar.
ry missed that word, at the ros.ottice, the
first pop.
Al. Noycs has 10 bear the blame, not
only Of his own. sins, bu, also the sins Of,
yours truly, 20. CuMBER.'
The Dillon tribune., 1887-02-18

Exr',a"c. Rough. and Sold. Deposits received
I. 'j"c: n check demand. Interest allowed -
.i:.,. ;,,"'.its.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-02-18
I he First National BANK
Of DILLON, MONT.
Authorized Capital. ....:.......... $|OO.OOO
capital pain IN. tn......................o .oO.Uus
Surplus and Profits, SO,OoO

DIRECTORS:
llowARD SEnREE. President.
HENRY ELRFEISn, Vice President
l.. r. Wn.TE. Cashier
ONO KLE:IA. Asst Cashier
CEo l.. SnoCr, HENRY kSIrpkNBE.-t;,
LEONARD ELlEL. lonS G. BRESSER.
f. F. FERRIS
The Dillon tribune., 1887-02-18

Astronomers are constantly studvine
the movements nt The stars Red Star
Tough Care movements are prompt. i,
removes the worst CO. :s!: I, once. Twcn.
ty.6ve cents.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-02-18

The Ola Guard mine near Benson, Ar.
izona, has been sold to Eastern capitalists
The Dillon tribune., 1887-02-18
NOTICE or FINAL. ENTRY.

LAND OfrtcE AT IiiLEN\. NJ r.. Ian ;. ;S>-
NOTICE is hereby given that the following nam.
~ Cd settler has flied nui:cc of hiS intention f.,
make r'!al nrnn, in support rf his claim and th,,
said r-"ot VII be made bt!orr ,!.v i,rk of il,,.
District CuG,t in and for Bean .:hcG C;1,:,,v 4.
Dillon. Nm;!;:s. Saturday,
Feb. 10. iS"7.vix: "cnoit y. Fnnrnier.
who made ,rcc;rp,;og, ,'cc,rato.y statement NJ.
h,,n Tor ti!c SWIt Sc. ss.Ir {. :. q, II. NV
lie n'rrS the following witnesses to prove hi
continuous residence ,:pnn and cultivation NJ said
land. vi: Charles r. Robbins a,,d Frank T. Ct,t
we'll. % Dillon. Men;ana: nd GvOrur Wna,:,,cr,',
and Mic ~ Su,,rrs. of Wisdom. Mont.
SOW :. w. I.As~GHOKEE NI-,st.-
The Dillon tribune., 1887-02-18
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

NOTICE is hereby given that Sy virtue OF the
~ authority vested ia bv law. I will sell ut
public sale, ut the front door Of the Court House.
IN lG.n, ReaSerheia County, Montana, 70 the
highest bidder for cash. the following described
real estate improvements etc, tor taxes, interest
and costs tor the year 1850, and for previous wears
N Monday, Mare!, 7th. ,sS., between the hours OF
cd ON said day the viii he continued from day
un,il completed.
The following is the descriptions o.! said prupvrty
with IT.: cost thc5cGn:
.AM: AND TAN
YEAR. DESCRIPTION. LIE
1885. Award. l.. L., hous. and four lots. IN
;;'.a"..e; $4s.os
:. Tr. $. \. Il. o"................ t.s>
Dinslcv. Mary ~. five lots ana store.
and personal ia dillon. ...............s s,tc
t!o!coNih, W. L., " q lots anu !.o,,s: Ia
Dillon ,:.... ...;.:,...;......:...; ls.+s
Knott, \. g., two let's and horsc in Dill
80 ,h..,... Observation-Disclosures. :a.oS
'a>, Nn",' \. g., Two lots and house IN Dill
.s, ION .'..... ..:.,...;..- .......::.....: S.ss
fN. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
I.vabo, Mrs. ~, house and rcr>rr,l Il.
Drwv,'s Fiat 40.
NAIWcn. 'ohanna, house. S.s!,l. and
rsts"''''' " '>',1h.. ....,.: ......... ti.ts
Nickn'', John ", one 10, and house., IN
Di!lo'. ............,.. l..
>l!awrrr, !o,,n hou,. and stable. lots $
oa,1d 20. B. <, Dillon. 10 q
Truman, lohr. house and personal. in
AtWrI = t.at Observation-Disclosures. ..a
Wright, \. W.. i.ou>, and S,nb, and
personal, Wisdom. 20. ............ .il,.,
i>>;. Stevens. d. e., iot and house ti,cv,l,. ,,s
EoEI /. WING,
S'"! irr.tsyr>v .: HcavcthcaN Co., VI. T.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-10
L0N6 VIEW.
Asssssm ents Lowered-YearIy camp aIe,
ipg-AppOinted Constable.

Assessm ents Lowersd-YearIy camp Meet
ipg-Appointed Constable.
Spe !al TO the Gazette.
LoNGvIEw, Ten Aug. The Board
of Equalization assessed the Texas and
Pacific Railroad st SlG,4 less this year
tlGn last year.
c. NJ. Butts was appointed constable for
this precinct vice John Ford resigned
The winter field camp ground, situated
two miles from the piace, viii begin its
annual Methodist camp meeting service
Thursday August %. ! lsrge attendance
is expected this year from the rural dis
tricts, IS the creeks are good and cotton
picking Will not begin until about Sep
TENDER /. All the vehicles were used last
Sunday TO tnke the cOI0red population to
Niger Ridge to hear the presi ing elder
preach the ruEeral OF several demised ne
groes. Just across the river from the
funeral services was 6 gigantic negro jol-
LITIGATION, both gatherings numbering UP
in the thousands.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-10

ships now in North American waters are
10 take hand in settling the fishery
troubles. This announcement wss
made late Saturday night and has
caused g general surprise on all sides.
It is the first time. that the British au-
thorities have in .erfered in the fisheries
fight, and this unexpected change OF
policy occasions no little anxiety amorg
Americans here. They do not know
what to make Of it. The men-of-wzr are
not to act further than only TO keep
American fishermen outside of the for
hidden water, but Will make seizures
when they cross the line. There ere
three war ships available for service at
this moment, Admiral Lyons flagship
Belle Raphoasi, the Canada and the
Sylades. These vessels ere now
in Halifax harbor. The present
intention is TO send the ships
early next week to the Gulf OF St. Law
renee to reinforce the five Cansdian cruis-
ers already there. It is not likely that
more than three war ships will be put at
the work CT selling the Yankees, but if it
should be considered advisable, as many
more can be ordered into these waters
from newfoundland and Bermuda az 3
few dsys notice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-10
WAXhHACHIEs
Run Into by Trair-R.l.ased on Hnbeas
Corpus-Personal.

Run Into by Trair-R.l.ased on Hnbeas
Corpus-Personal.
special TO the Gazette.
WAxAHACHIE, TEX, Aug. 9.-Gester-
day morning while a wagon and team OF
mules belonging to Mr.. J. G. Gibson were
standing between the two railroad tracks
near the depot, receiving freight from 4
car, freight train passing frightened the
mules, causing them to run the wagon
against the moving train which complete
ly demolished the wagon, and bruised one
of the mules On the hip, but not seriously
The negroes who were On the wagon re-
ceiving the load Jumped off and were not
hurt.
Yesterday P. II. Rosenberg, the man
who was shot while being arrested some
four or five weeks $50 at Auburn, and
who was brought here ard contioed ia
iail, was tried before Judge Rsiney and
released on habess corpus, but he was no
sooner released than he was rearrestsd by
Sheriff Sisk of Parker county who took
him to WeatheIford, where he is charged
with aggravated assault.
This market has shipped for this sea-
son 76 cars of oats and ~ cars OF wheat.
Mr.. 7. a. Ferris left last evening for
the BANKERS convention in Galveston to-
day.
Mr.. n, A, Mcmillan and sister, Miss
Flora, left yesterday for Cincinnati, wi ere
the latter will enter the Cincinnati Con-
servatory OF Music to complete her mu-
sea! education.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-10
GAINESVILLE.
A Numb ar @: Confederate Veterans Al
ready in the City and Others Gem.
ing In on Every Train.
Arrested for Petty LaTceDy-An Cd Often
der-Marr;ege Lie nses-Rtal Estate
Transfers-Psrsonal Mention.
Special TO the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, Aug. "A con-
siderable number OF veterans csme IN or
the train this atttrno on TO at end the re-
union Of the EleN e lth Texas tomorrow.
The Santa Fe is expected 10 bring in q
large additional number tonight. The
preparations are all complete, the rain
of this afternoon laid the dust, and the
visitors will have a ROYAL time tomorrow.
The Mayors docket was unusually
light to-day, only two cases being dis
posed of The customary fine of $40
was assessed in each case.
a m.n named 7, j. Haygood
was arrested last night by Dep
uty Sheriff Jack Parrish st Whites.
boro and brought here and jailed. He is
charged with petty larceny. Il is thought
her. that he is wanted in Arkansas for
embe ZZ!emeut and murder.
a marriage license wss issued o-day
to Ralph L Piper and Emma 2. Young.
The following Is the list Of real estate
transfers for the past few days: Gold
stein < Melasky to Hattie R0senthal,
! l2G acres, a Boutwell, survey, $4,000
4 W e u oC4t oLAtt WIG w u IL -hauP4h III
25xG0 feet of lot l, block B, Farthing' e
addition, 500; J. S. Williams to Roberts
& Bonner, lot ,, OloCk ., Williams addi-
ton, $500; j, j. Robertson to a W
! Bosley, lots and 3 in block s, in Rob
ertson's addition, $3.50; Sallie Beicher tc
S. X. Hsnway, lots l, ?, } and (. il BLOCK
%, Montgomery's addition, $500; L. +
Scott 20 W. II. Rubush, lot &, in OloCF
-, Sc0tt's addition, $500; NJ. W. SsX0r
and wife to f. 2. Sax)n seventy-twC
acres Of G d. Hill survey. $3.50.
About ten years ago, Jack HILL, thu
brother Of the present tax collector o
this county, w. W. Hill, was called t;
the door Of mis- house near Red river i:
this county 0 night, and shot doWI
without word being said TO him. Hi
murderer was a young man named Bill
Hal, who Immediately h4d the country
and ever since has been Il fugitive from
Justice. Several months ago the Chi:er
Of this county got q clue to hi
whereabouts, and they finally locate
him near Failticl in Freestone county
where he was arrested yesterday while 8
work in bayfield,, by Sheriff Ware, G
this county. Sheriff Ware arrived wit
his prisoner on the noon train and lodas
him in jail
splendid shower fell here this attel
noon being the best rain we have had i
weeks.
w. l. Fletcher and wife and Mrs. "
7. Weaver and sons leave Thursday for
six months visit to lbs Angeles, Cal.